It's because I don't have a job yet and I have my reasons for that but people wouldn't understand. At least I'm gonna start college so I'll be doing something besides going to therapy every week. There ways of getting me help with money when it comes to college so I don't really have to worry about that plus my grandparents saved up money a long time ago in case I wanted to do this. I didn't know they did that but that's really cool. So that'll also help. I just feel like a loser for not having a job yet. I plan to get one eventually but just one thing at a time. I get easily overwhelmed by stuff and I want to try going to college cause that's what I want to do. My sleep scedule is wierd and I have trouble sleeping at night. So I want to do things later in the day and trying to do both college and have a job I'm afraid would be too much for me. I'll probably have homework too. I just want to do what I want to do and I want to go to school. What's so wrong with me not having a job yet? I'll live my life the way I want to. It's not like I'm not trying to do anything with my life. Some people might not understand but this is just something I have to do. Is there really anything wrong with going my own path in life? Some things are just too hard for me to deal with.

There is no shame in being a student, that is a full-time job in itself! What program will you be taking?

Originally Posted by scaredandconfused

There is no shame in being a student, that is a full-time job in itself! What program will you be taking?

Well I was gonna do math cause that's what I'm good at. I don't know how many classes I'll be able to take but I'd also lke to take a psychology class cause it's interesting to me. Other than those two I don't know what else.

[Open Eyes]

There are different jobs that you can do with pursuing math. If you like math then you can see which kind of math your are best at. You could become an accountant, and if you are really good at math you can become an actuary and they make good money. If you do well with statistical math you can work in fields "mostly insurance business fields" where you can use that ability in statistical math. You can major in math and minor in psychology as psychology is also problem solving and can be helpful to you when you finally do graduate and get a job simply to better problem solve when it comes to working with different kinds of personalities.

[Thunder Bow]

Right now, I think taking classes are better for you than a job. If you get a degree, you will find better jobs.